The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-05-20
PERSONAL.

Mr.. p. d. NOVEL; of San Francisco is the
guest of Mr.. James H. Hail.
S. S. knights will deliver the Memorial
Day Grafton at Bowdoinham.
Miss Alice Cora Moses of Portland, grad
uated lately at the Brown School of Oratory.
President Elliot's cottage at Northeast
Harbor has been leased for the summer to
Mr.. Wheewright of Boston.
Rev. A. F. Palmer of South Limington,
has accepted call to the Free Baptist church
in Ellsworth.
Second Lieutenant Thompson has arrived
and reported on board the United States
Revenue steamer Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, Jr., will
sail for Europe in the Cunard steamer Pa
vonia for Liverpool next Thursday and will
be absent until October.
The many friends of Mr.. N. G. Fessenden,
him in the loss of his wife. Mrs. Fessenden
was daughter of Daniel F. Gerts, Esq
Mr.. c. ID. Starbird is dangerously i'll at his
residence, No. 81 Congress street. with con-
gestion Of the brain caused by a wound he
received while in the army.
DR.. George Gannett of Boston and family,
and Mr.. James e. Marritt and family, have
taken two of Mr. Thomas Tash's summer
cottages at Sebago Lake.
Col. John C. Cobb, who is now GONZALES
cent from his recent serious illness, will start
with Mrs. Cobb on a trip to Minneapolis to
visit his son and will be gone several weeks.
Mr. E. c. Jordan leaves today for Berlin
Falls at the request of Mr.. II. III. Kurdish
for the purpose of consultation in regard to
a system of sewerage for the village and 9TH
or contemplated improvements.
Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr., A. j. Chase,
Mrs. II. G. Munson and George B. Bracket
have been appointed Maine delegates to the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars of the
United States to be held in Saratoga next
week.
Miss Hattie G. Fernald, who is superin-
tending the formation of a public library at
Saugus, is a daughter of President Nj. C.
Fernald of the Maine State College, and a
graduate OF that institution in the class of
1884.
G. II. Newcomb, j. MARYLAND, j. Levi, F.
Simpson, G. M. Rogers, E. B. Staples, j. T..
Partridge and E. E. Richards, Boston; F. o.
Taylor and family, Prince edward Island !;
w. N. Wallace, Auburndale; w. II. Quincy,
New York; were among the arrivals at the
United States Hotel yesterday
The grand inspection of Boston Comlnan-
derry, Knights Templars, ON Wednesday eve
ming was attended by " EN-. Sir 3seph A.
Locke, Deputy Grand Commander, aud r.
Z. Sir 4. p. Burnham, Past Grand Comman-
der of Maine, and En-. Sir b. b. Farnsworth,
Commander of st. Alban Commandery of
Portland.
Mr.. N. Clifford Brown of this city, will
sail ON the Cunarder Servia from New York
to Liverpool tomorrow. Mr.. Brown will be
married at the American Legation in Paris
to Miss Pell of New York, pass the sum-
mer in Switzerland and return with his
wife to Portland about October LIST. Mr..
Brown has the best wishes of many friends
in Portland
Mr.. Mortimer Whitehead is engaged to
speak in Maine, August 9th to 18th inclusive.
and may be expected to speak under the di-
rection of the County Oranges as follows /:
August 9th, Oxford; 10th, Androscoggin and
Sagadahoc; 18th, Franklin; 18th, Knox and
Lincoln; 18th, Waldo; 14th, Hancock; 10th,
Penobscot; 18th, Piscataquis: 18th, Somerset
and Kennebec; 10Th, Cumberland and York.
These dates are not yet fixed permanently,
but will soon be announced and the time Ia
BILE made up.